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For every £1 spent on renewable energy projects, only 25p was invested in connecting them to grid, report finds

Ofgem gives green light to five interconnectors capable of powering millions of homes

Great Britain prepares to use giant offshore windfarms to become net exporter of green electricity

Another 4 billion down the drain. Still it’s only money, eh!

A scheme transporting Scotland’s green power to England is likely to be controversial despite lengthy consultations

Regulator for Great Britain also appoints Elexon to lead local flexibility markets

Putting green political ambitions before any other practical consideration has made us poorer, and is going to create a problem far worse than climate change. 

Fears of overcharging on bill grows after jump from 2.7m machines is blamed on reporting errors from energy providers

Regulator aims to reduce backlog as some wind and solar schemes wait up to 15 years to get hooked up

Government’s choice of energy regulator boss criticised as ‘putting the fox in charge of the hen house’

Jonathan Brearley says a more rigorous framework is needed to support households

Watchdog’s chief writes to energy bosses as Grid sets out plan to cut waits by up to a decade

If we had more gas-fired power and less wind power, our energy bills would be lower, not higher.

None of this would have been necessary if we were not shutting down so much of our firm capacity.

National Grid push to use devices such as washing machines and dryers at low-demand periods ‘paying dividends’